Mitch and Jay end up at the same resort when they separately seek out a retreat from the family; Phil and Claire struggle to enjoy empty-nester life; not knowing what to do with himself while Mitch is away, Cam drops in on Gloria.

Episode Viewers and Ratings

Season 8 Episode 21 of Modern Family was watched by 5,710,000 viewers, resulting in a 1.60 rating in the 18-49 demographic.

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Modern Family Season 8 Episodes...

• s08e01 - The Tale of Three Cities
• s08e02 - A Stereotypical Day
• s08e03 - Blindsided
• s08e04 - Weathering Heights
• s08e05 - Halloween 4: The Revenge of Rod Skyhook
• s08e06 - Grab It
• s08e07 - Thanksgiving Jamboree
• s08e08 - The Alliance
• s08e09 - Snow Ball
• s08e10 - Ringmaster Keifth
• s08e11 - Sarge & Pea
• s08e12 - Do You Believe in Magic?
• s08e13 - Do It Yourself
• s08e14 - Heavy Is the Head
• s08e15 - Finding Fizbo
• s08e16 - Basketball
• s08e17 - Pig Moon Rising
• s08e18 - Five Minutes
• s08e19 - Frank's Wedding
• s08e20 - All Things Being Equal
• s08e21 - Alone Time
• s08e22 - The Graduates

Modern Family Show Summary

When the Pritchett, Delgado and Dunphy families agree to be interviewed by a documentary crew, they have no idea just how much they're about to reveal about themselves. Jay Pritchett met the stunning Columbian Gloria when she bartended in a bikini at the pool party he threw for himself the day his wife left him. Now Jay and Gloria are married and Jay tries hard to keep up with his much younger and hotter wife and her passionate teenage son, Manny.

Claire Delgado is having a hard time raising her own family. Her husband Phil is great, except for the fact that he thinks he's "down" with their teenage kids, much to their embarrassment. Mitchell Dunphy and his enthusiastic partner Cameron have just adopted Lily, a precious little baby girl from Vietnam. This engaging new comedy offers a mockumentary view into the complicated, messy, loving life of three unique families. Steven Levitan and Christopher Lloyd invite you into the sometimes warm and sometimes twisted embrace of modern day families.